The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1887-05-26

Yokohama, April 20. Sailed bark Richard Par
a"s,s, Thorndikc, Manila
Hong Kong. April l6. in port, ships John Z.
Potter, Curtis, for New York: State of Maine,
Nckels, for San Francisco
klnsale, May 10, passed, ship Elizabeth, But
man, San Francisco for Liverpool:
Rosario, April D. Sailed bark Fred +. Richards,
Thorndike, Boston.
Nassau, y. r., May 10. Arrived sch Charley
Iiucki, Patterson, Wisrasset, (and cid. 18th for
Port Spain, Trinidad, April %. In port, brig II.
{. sibley, Hichborn, from Boston. arrived 18th,
for Delaware lireakwater; sch Mary A. Hall,
French, for do.
Tuskan-Passed by May I6. ship John r.. Kelley,
Gibbons, Liverpool for New York.
Bermuda, May IA. Sailed sch. John G. Slower,
Tampico, May l. Cleared schr. NJ Il. Millen,
Dyer, New York.
Singapore May %. Arrived ship GOV. Robbie.
Blanchard, New York, for Shanghai (see misccl-
lmv).
Liverpool, May p. Arrived ship Elizabeth But
Havana, May Il. Sailed brig Don .Jacinto, IIa4
rman, Delaware l;irakwatcr.
MEL Melb"Yrne Arri 20; In port ship Frank Pen
MARITIME MISCELLANY.
spoken. May ,, OF Montauk, barque G. ID.
BRYANT, from New ork for san Francisco.
Capt. }. {. Gilmore has bought Il. :. Mcrithew's
interest in the bark c. ID. Bryant, which sailed
recently for san Francisco.
Ship Harvester, of Bath, 1894 tons, built in 1879,
has been sold to \. +. Iorpntzcn and others of
san Francisco ut 81 900.
The schooner u. NJ. Arcy, from Bangor for i'os-
ton, sprung alcak and put into Gloucester, Mass,
MAY b for repairs.
Ellsworth, May Il. >cr. A. W. Ellis. lumber
laden, while going out of the river few days
since got ashore on Indian Point, but came on
without much damage after Tightening deckload-
Schr Lois y. Chapes. at Baltimore May 10 from
JacksonN lille, reports May .. lightning struck the
mzzentopmast head and passed down the back
stays on both sides of the mast. hole was
broke in the stalboa,ri side and IL portion of the
port waist was knocked of.
London. May 20. ship GOV. Robbie, Blanchard.
from \. York for Shanghae, before reported
ashore, got on and proceeded to Singapore. Part
OF cargo discharged and forWaricdto Batavia
The steamer which went To assist the toy. Robbie
returned to l;aaN ia with s5i9 eases of petroleum
froll her.
FREiGITs as reported hy the Circular Of Snow
4 Burgess, New York, for the week ending MAY
II Cua Sugar ircyhts cnntinu" extremely dull,
owing To the depressed condition of the market
here for the staple. hence back business is sailng
~ onctrd rates are nominal. Outward freight Is
also scarce. Tho " indWari trade il icln@ largely
m0nopozcti by steamers, hence i'll sail tonnage
little interest is ut present shown. Lumber ship
mcnts from the South are reported III about former
rates. LoSwood tonnage from liayti ports is in
qu.red for. and previous rates are quoted firm
Rates for Lumber tonnage coaStwisc are steady
under the inl uencc of fair demand. Coal frclghts
are doing rather better Local charters: Sthr.
Lizzie Ia from fclnahtlina Ia l.aguaNia. LINN
Der S2 ~cir. Florida from New berg To Boston,
Coal. 50 cents, river toWa4e and discharge Nclii-.
Florence Leland, and \. :. Snare, III tons, hence
To Galveston, Railroad Iron, 81 Big sparkling
Water, New York to Porto lice, general cargo and
back $4,000 and port charges.